Developmental Disability Resource Connection
(DDRC)
Formerly Known as the STAR Program
For Central Peninsula, Seward, Valdez/Cordova, Aleutian Island communities
Lynnette Haas at 907-262-6333 lhaas@peninsulailc.org For South Kenai Peninsula communitiesFor Kodiak IslandBetty MacTavish 907-4860491bmactavish@peninsulailc.org | The DDRC program provides assistance to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and their families, to access resources in their communities and Medicaid waivers through the State of Alaska Developmental Disabilities Programs. The DDRC program can help families navigate the complex options and requirements to find the services that are right for each individual person. DDRC is funded through a grant from The State of Alaska Senior and Disability Services (SDS) so there is no cost for service to the consumers and families we serve. Complete the Satisfaction Surveyhttps://forms.gle/gPaxs4Bc7iGSXEN46 What can DDRC do?
In order for a person with an intellectual and/or developmental disability to receive assistance through the State of Alaska, they must first be determined developmentally disabled as defined by state law. The State defines an Intellectual and/or Developmental Disability (IDD) as a severe, chronic disability that:
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